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India needs to spend 3.77% of GDP to tackle poverty -
D Ravi Kanth, Mint
India needs to spend $61.11 billion a year, or 3.77% of its gross domestic product, to tackle the alarming levels of extreme poverty and rural distress and, simultaneously, beef up the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) to provide guaranteed jobs for the rural poor, International Labour Organization (ILO) director-general Guy Ryder said on Wednesday.
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What Indian farmers really need: A total overhaul of fundamental economics of agriculture -
Sowmya Aji, Economic Times
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Battle of the elites -
Surjit S Bhalla, Indian Express
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Sky is the limit for India’s fintech boom -
Shivaji Chatterjee, Business Line
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E-way bill conundrum: No end to confusion around moving goods under GST -
Pranbihanga Borpuzari, Economic Times
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We must respect RBI decision on rate cut -
Santosh Tiwari, Financial Express
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GST: India’s Great Migration challenge -
Harsha Jethmalani, Mint
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Don’t tax the tiller: on the demand to tax agriculture income -
Feroze Varun Gandhi, Hindu
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Demonetisation effect: Digital payments India's new currency -
Pratik Bhakta, Economic Times
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New factory index may push up GDP -
Barendra Kumar Bhoi, Business Line
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Cabinet opens gates for private players in defence -
Business Line
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The 3 payment banks have plans for your money -
Priyanka Pani, Business Line
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Return Filing - Under GST, this is how you will file tax returns from July 1 -
Tejas Goenka, Economic Times
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All things in place for GST -
Pioneer
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In India's IT sector change is the new norm for middle-class job seekers -
MG Arun, Mail Today
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SoftBank’s Vision Fund for tech raises $93 bn -
NewIndianExpress
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GST rates: welcome clarity, at last -
Hindu
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End of the road in India for GM -
S Ronendra Singh, Business Line
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Ring-fencing RBI in a new NPA regime -
Usha Thorat, Hindu
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Be Indian, buy Indian: After Make in India, now it's time for Buy in India -
Nivedita Mookerji & Megha Manchanda, Business Standrad
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India Inc’s 14.8% revenue growth in Q4 is a mirage -
Lokeshwarri, Business Line
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A new economics for a better world -
Simon Sweeney, Business Line
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Agricultural income taxation: Bibek Debroy presents 12 facts -
Bibek Debroy, Financial Express
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Two choices face Vishal Sikka: One will make Infosys, the other will mar it -
Tim Culpan, Economic Times
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Oil more slippery -
Vikram S Mehta, Indian Express
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Waiving loans doesn’t end the distress -
Rajalakshmi Nirmal, Business Line
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 This is a proxy war and proxy war is a dirty war. It is played in a dirty way. The rules of engagements are there when the adversary comes face-to-face and fights with you. It is a dirty war.... That is where innovation comes in. You fight a dirty war with innovations. People are throwing stones at us, people are throwing petrol bombs at us. If my men ask me what do we do, should I say, just wait and die? I will come with a nice coffin with a national flag and I will send your bodies home with honour. Is it what I am supposed to tell them as chief? I have to maintain the morale of my troops who are operating there.In fact, I wish these people, instead of throwing stones at us, were firing weapons at us. Then I would have been happy. Then I could do what I (want to do).
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